At Victoria Rose Aesthetics in Pickering, Botox and Nuceiva are listed by treatment area: the two Upper Face options, each covering the forehead, frown lines and crow's feet, are listed at $650 and $850, and smaller areas such as the chin, lip flip and gummy smile are listed at $150 each. Botox for TMJ is listed at $240 per session. The number a person pays follows the areas treated, how strongly the muscles pull and the dose the injector sets at the consultation, where the written quote is issued. This page sets out each published price, what moves the number and what the price includes.
Botox and Nuceiva prices in Pickering, by area
The clinic's treatment pricing page sets out Botox and Nuceiva under one heading, line by line, by treatment area. The Upper Face has two listed options, and both name the same three areas: forehead, frown and crow's feet. The page does not describe what separates them, and the injector sets which plan fits at the consultation. Where an area shows two figures, it is listed at both, and the plan decides which applies.
For injectables, the clinic notes: "These are estimated costs and may vary based on individual assessment and needs." Prices are subject to change, and the written quote set at the consultation is the figure that applies to a given plan.
- Upper Face 'Take It Easy' (forehead, frown, crow's feet): $650
- Upper Face 'Freeze Me' (forehead, frown, crow's feet): $850
- Bunny lines: listed at $100 and $150
- Jelly roll: $100
- Chin: $150
- DAO: $150
- Lip flip: $150
- Gummy smile: $150
- Jawline firming (Nefertiti lift): $400
- Vertical neck bands: listed at $240 and $400
- Masseters (jawline slimming): listed at $500 and $800
What drives the Botox price: areas, muscle strength and dose
The clinic's Botox injections use Nuceiva as the primary neuromodulator, and Botox is also offered. Both are Health Canada-approved. Each one blocks the nerve signal to the targeted muscle, so that muscle contracts less and the dynamic line above it softens. The product acts only where it is placed, so each area is dosed on its own, and the pricing page lists each area separately.
Three things move the number. The first is how many areas are treated: each area has its own listed price, so more areas means a higher total. The second is muscle strength, along with forehead size for the upper face. The third is how much movement the person wants to keep.
At the consultation, the injector maps facial movement and muscle activity before any units are planned, then doses conservatively so the result reads as rested and the face keeps its expression. The detail of how dose is set area by area is in our guide to how many units of Botox each area needs.
Botox for TMJ, under-arm sweating and the lip flip
Three more lines on the pricing page use the same product for a different purpose. Each lasts a different length of time, according to the clinic's treatment pages.
Botox for TMJ and Masseters (jawline slimming) are separate listings with separate prices, so ask at the consultation which listing a plan falls under. The hyperhidrosis line names the under-arms only. Anyone asking about sweating in another area should raise it at the consultation before booking.
- Botox for TMJ: $240 per session. The treatment page says the effect lasts 4 to 6 months.
- Botox for Hyperhidrosis (under-arms): listed at $750 and $1,050. The treatment page says relief lasts 6 to 9 months.
- Lip flip: $150. The treatment page says it lasts 6 to 10 weeks.
What the Botox price includes
A consultation comes first. The injector maps how the face moves, sets the areas and the dose, and the written quote follows that plan. The listed area prices are the starting point for that quote.
The treatment itself takes about 15 to 20 minutes, with no downtime. Every Botox patient receives a complimentary two-week follow-up, where fine adjustments are made at no additional cost. A small adjustment at two weeks therefore carries no second charge.
For budgeting, the effect lasts 3 to 4 months, and most patients return about every 12 weeks to maintain it.
The pricing page lists Botox and Nuceiva by area only. It does not itemise anything else, so ask at the consultation what the written quote covers before booking.
Who should wait before booking Botox
Botox and Nuceiva relax the muscle they are placed in, so the consultation reviews health history before any plan or quote is set. Some people are better served by waiting, or by asking first. The full screening list, with what to check in an injector, is in our checklist for choosing a Botox injector in Pickering.
- Anyone with an event in the next two weeks should consider waiting, so the complimentary two-week follow-up can happen first.
- Anyone who needs a fixed figure before an assessment should book the consultation first, since the clinic describes injectable prices as estimates.
- Anyone hoping to treat sweating outside the under-arms should ask before booking, since the hyperhidrosis line names the under-arms only.
Botox at Victoria Rose Aesthetics in Pickering
Victoria Rose Aesthetics is an RN-owned clinic at 1870 Altona Rd, Unit A, in Pickering. Victoria Rose Cyr, RN, BScN, is the founder and lead injector, with more than ten years of clinical experience and over five years as a clinical trainer for Nuceiva and Teosyal. A Nurse Practitioner serves as Medical Director for regulatory oversight.
Botox and Nuceiva appointments are booked after a consultation, where the injector sets the areas, the dose and the written quote. Patients come from Pickering, Ajax, Scarborough, Oshawa and across Durham Region. Hours and directions are on the Pickering clinic page.
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A consultation is where the choice gets made for your anatomy and your history. Book a consultation at Victoria Rose Aesthetics in Pickering.
Victoria Rose Cyr, RN, BScN, is the founder and lead injector at Victoria Rose Aesthetics in Pickering, with more than ten years of clinical experience and over five years as a clinical trainer for Nuceiva and Teosyal.
